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Chorus The Chorus effect can be used to "thicken" a single sound creating the impression that it contains multiple voices. The Chorus works by mixing delayed signals with the original signal. The Alpha's Chorus features controls for WET, TIME and RATE and is located in the lower middle section of the front panel. The WET dial allows you to set the balance between the processed "wet" signal and the original unprocessed "dry" signal. The TIME dial is used for setting the chorus' delay time (in milliseconds). Longer times produce a "chorusing" effect while shorter times create a "flanging" effect. The RATE dial sets the rate at which the signal is modulated. To set the chorus' sound we suggest you start with all controls at a medium position and successively change them until you find a sound that you like. LinPlug Alpha / FreeAlpha User Manual 2.2.2 Page 16
Get The Full Version Registering the Alpha is very easy. All you have to do is visit our online shop at www.linplug.com and purchase a license. As soon as your credit card transaction has been authorized you will be sent a personal serial number. In most cases this will only take a few minutes. After you've installed and opened the full version of the Alpha, go to the instrument's rear panel. The S/N edit box should read "Enter here". Enter the serial number you have received into the S/N edit box. If the serial number has not been entered or it has been entered incorrectly, the full version of the Alpha will not play any notes. After entering the serial number return to the Alpha's front panel. Now send the Alpha a few note-on messages. After the Alpha receives the first few note-on messages it automatically becomes registered. If you have any questions regarding the Alpha's registration process, please visit our support-area at www.linplug.com. LinPlug Alpha / FreeAlpha User Manual 2.2.2 Page 17
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